Everytime I see one of these stories I think of the DEA Instructor who was, “the only person in this room qualified to handle a Glock 40”

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Originally posted by Skins2881:
I was wondering the same thing, how many times did dude pull the trigger?

Finger foking the trigger as he drew, lost his grip and between the weight of the pistol vs recoil, bump fired it?

Dang - I was going to guess Pitbull and his Fireball....

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Originally posted by Paten:
The ADA may not face legal consequences for the AD but I'm pretty sure he'll be looking for a new job when he gets out of the hospital and reports back to the office.

Prosecutors are far and few between and hard to find.

I'm pretty sure his supervisors can overlook an act of stupidity and give him a letter of reprimand, and told not to do that again. And then get back to your HUGE case load.

Plus the cops investigated and found no laws broken. Who cares. Back to work. Get well soon.

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
Everytime I see one of these stories I think of the DEA Instructor who was, “the only person in this room qualified to handle a Glock 40”

I have always thought the best part of that video was where the guy does the whole “DANGNABBITT!” gesture because he realizes he done screwed up royally.

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
Everytime I see one of these stories I think of the DEA Instructor who was, “the only person in this room qualified to handle a Glock 40”

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The only one professional enough.

That about says it all about the Feds.

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Originally posted by Eponym:
I was going to guess a F.lli Pietta Colt single action 45 revolver. Some people claim they can go off without pulling the trigger.

Alec Baldwin thinks they can.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
I answered at least for around here earlier in the thread. Presuming the carry was legal and allowed and all facts and witnesses point toward it being an accident we would do a simple personal injury report and be on our way.
Regardless of who you are.

Thanks. Not sure how I missed the earlier reply.
Not only that, but somehow one of my brains told me it was in the courthouse. SMH.

Went back and re-read the story and had one of those Mandela Effect Moments.

I hate all these alternate timelines...

Has the "Desk Pop" clip been posted yet?

Why have we suddenly transitioned to “SIG Leg”? While I know the 320 is popular and riding the wave of military procurement it still must be dwarfed in use by Glock, why aren’t we hearing about “Glock Leg” anymore???

Are these folks new to firearms and therefore both inexperienced and gravitating to the “new hotness gun”? Are the PD’s that had issue using proper holsters? Is it just a new wave of bored idjits finger banging their sidearm where as the Glock folks are now the old experienced guard?

I just find it odd that all of a sudden it’s the 320 all the time instead of “the Glock”.